Prolonged sitting, monotonous daily routines, lack of exercise, skipping breakfast, poor-quality meals, smoking, and excessive caffeine intake – this is the typical diet of a taxi driver. It is unhealthy, hard to digest, and overly caloric, contributing to weight gain and obesity among male drivers. Learn the principles of proper nutrition for taxi drivers.
The risks and specifics of a taxi driver's job
The specific nature of the driver's profession requires that the man performing this type of work is usually irregular, but also at different times of the day, which means working in the morning, around noon, in the evening and at night. The taxi driver does not have regular meal breaks in the first place, as his working hours are strictly dependent on the calls of taxi drivers made by the customer who informs them from the centre.
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